By: Rob

Rob — Sun, 18 Mar 2018 09:48:57 +0000

Just returning from a week skiing in austria. What a pleasant surprise, I have bin skiing 6 fulltime days. Las year I could only managed to ski halve a day whith one day rest in the middle. knee injury: torn cruciate ligament and both menisci removed.
First day You have to get used to the skimojo. For me the problem was that I installed it about 2 cm. to long, witch made it hard to stay low. But after adjusting the length and mounting the rodblockers it went smoothly. Of course, fluid appeared in my knee after a few days, but it has not prevented me from having a wonderful ski holiday.
I reccomend Skimojo!
One remark for the inventers: After half a day I have to fasten the Velcro again because the skimojo drops.

By: Silver Turfer

Silver Turfer — Sun, 26 Apr 2015 10:13:27 +0000

I’d heard about this product a couple of years ago, but I was a bit scepticle that this would really help me. But pondering about how my skiing ability had “gone off the boil”, while I was going up a chair lift the other day I decided to bite the bullet and give it a try out.
I was lucky enough to have an expert fitter who was able to mount temporary “boot posts” so I was not obliged to buy before I tried.
What a difference these things make!
Its just unbelievable, you can ski all day squatting very low and taking up the bumps like suspension on a Range Rover.
Everybody noticed how much my skiing had improved and I felt epic. The confidence it gave me, just made my skiing move to a higher smoother carvy level. After a couple of minutes you just don’t notice you have them on, but you certainly notice if you turn them off. Big thanks Ski- Mojo!

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